Like many, I have been looking for a job for over a year. When I saw this website, it sounded good and for a little over $2.00, I could obtain additional information. So I gave them my credit card number. More than a went by and I received a brochure with a CD and the return address rang a bell. I ...
ICM Websites advertised through a local newspaper on the internet with a success story of a young woman who made a lot of money with their company. I thought I'd see what it was about. I registered on-line and gave them the credit card no. For the $2.95 charge. I received a call from someone 3-4 ...
ON 05/09, I entered this website and purchased a special program for $2.97. At this point I was redirected to another page that was explaining credit cards and how they cover them for a monthly fee. After reading monthly fees, I decided to stop right there. A few days later I received a call from a ...
I signed up for a 2.95 package about an Internet website. I was waiting for the details to come in the mail. This was to tell me more on the website and how I could use the website. I waited and recieved nothing in the mail. Later on I get my monthly cc bill and find I have been charged not only ...
The ad for this rip-off implied a local person used their service, which is why I only authorized the $2.97 charge for an information packet. When I telephoned them they put me on hold for a long time & did not return. Called back & pressed "0" to speak to customer service rep, ...
Initial reponse to a request for refinancing current mortgage, respondent represented very favorable interest rates which complied with my needs. After submitting requested loan documents, the application contained totally different mortgage interest rates and other discrepancies. After contacting ...